Vacancy on BJOT Editorial Board
A vacancy has arisen on the editorial board of the British Journal of Occupational Therapy (BJOT) at an extremely important time in the journal’s development.
BJOT is the only monthly peer-reviewed international occupational therapy journal, and publishes high quality international research and practice-related papers that contribute to the evidence base of the profession and which encourage scholarly discussion and debate.
Being a board member entails:
January BJOT now available online
The January issue of BJOT is now available online at IngentaConnect, which members can access here. This month’s issue includes articles on mental health, stroke, children with developmental disorders, older people and hand deformity, as well as thesis abstracts, letters to the editor, book reviews and a vacancy on the Editorial Board.
December issue of BJOT now available online
The December issue of BJOT is now available online at IngentaConnect, which members can access here.
This month’s issue includes articles on clinical practice, OT-APST, spinal cord injury, handedness, using Facebook professionally and a review of mental health services, as well as a call for papers and letters to the editor.
The articles are:
November issue of BJOT now available online
The November issue of BJOT is now available online at IngentaConnect which members can access here.
October issue of BJOT is now available
The October issue of BJOT is now available online at IngentaConnect which members can access here.
This month’s issue includes articles on forensic service users, stroke rehabilitation, research-based evidence, as well as book reviews.
The articles are:
BJOT Call for Papers: Participation in Occupations Across the Lifespan
The Editorial Board of the British Journal of Occupational Therapy will publish a special issue in winter 2012/13 on the topic of ‘Participation in Occupations Across the Lifespan’. This special issue will provide a forum to present contemporary research about participation patterns and the measurement of participation for specific populations. As well, we will welcome critical analysis of the meaning and dimensions of participation and debate relating to the relationship between participation in occupations and health and wellbeing.
September issue of BJOT is now available
The September issue of BJOT is now available online at IngentaConnect which members can access here. This month’s issue includes articles on older adults, education, assistive equipment and stroke, as well as book reviews.
The articles are:
The British Journal of Occupational Therapy (BJOT) is the official journal of the College of Occupational Therapists. Its purpose is to publish articles relevant to theory, practice, research, education and management in occupational therapy internationally.
BAOT members please login first to access BJOT.
Vision: A monthly peer-reviewed journal presenting international research and practice-related articles that contribute to the knowledge and evidence base of occupational therapy and encourage scholarly discussion and debate.
